Mad how you got to take shots from all those locations and do the videos all before the evening! Fantastic shots they are too. Next time I go to London I think I'll do the same. Great to have a theme or a constant thing when photographing I think. Keeps the creativity going
Hello Craig you have some lovely compositions of urban landscape. I very much enjoyed watching your videos and your compositions. It is very skilful the way you use your filters and how the colors pop with each shot. I will subscribe to your channel here on RU-vid. Glad to have found you. Cheers.
Absolutely love your videos Craig. This one particularly inspiring as I live in London and it reminds me that you don’t need to live in the Peak District to get great photos!
Ha! That's funny. I thought the music was familiar and then I realised I used the same track for a slideshow of a christening I shot a couple of months ago. I'm enjoying your videos mate.
Fantastic video - really enjoyed this and the other two I've seen. A really good idea to set yourself a target like the shard and to photograph it from many angles. I think I'm going to try the same. St Paul's Cathedral comes to mind. Although not elevated, there are probably a lot of angles it can be shot from. Thanks! Please do keep up the videos :)
not sure if its right but ive been told if you book a few days in advance you can go to the top of the walky talky and its a great shot of the shard and free great work
Wonderful video, Craig; very inspirational. Watching you, I am learning to "see" differently. Thank you for that. I was curious as to how you got about London? Did you drive from location to location, walk, take a taxi, the train?
Great videos, a big fan, and subscriber. This caught me by surprise 6:25 , those palm trees, not something one would associate with the UK, here in Aussie, yes, but London?
Just discovered this video Craig and I'm so envious of the multitude of interesting buildings you have in London - well, in England actually. This is my favourite field of photography and you've inspired me to get out and do more of it. (I live in Perth, Australia and I must admit we do have some nice big buildings here). {:-)
Excellent video, thank you! Your explanation is very simple and easy to understand and your photos are fantastic ... to add to all this the city of London is top! To be perfect, it lacked the Leica M :) videotaped with a Go-pro?
Excellent locations! The spot I like for the shot is inside the Tower of London. I like to juxtapose the White Tower (the oldest) and the Shard (the modern)
Loved the way your worked the building. Looking at the video I wish I had seen half the shots that you eventually made and then showed. They were fantastic but most I would have passed by. Thanks for sharing.
I'm surprised the didn't call the police, every time I like to take a picture not with the phone but the camera some how the police show up from nowhere 🤔
Hi Craig, lovely video as always! May I ask, do you usually use tripod for these city photo-walks? It seems a bit cumbersome, specially if you have to stand in the middle of the road to get the shot.
+Ricardo Bentes Many thanks. Sometimes I do use a tripod. It depends on the subjects I'll be shooting on the day, but for this shoot and video, no I didn't use a tripod.
